Hanover Banquet Unites Alumni and Glee Club in Louisville
A Hanover College banquet in Louisville brought alumni, Hanover Glee Club members, and local guests together. Alumni spoke of pride in Hanoverians, past hardships, present prosperity, and future prospects while the Glee Club shared college songs and enthusiasm. Dr. James K. Patterson and others addressed the gathering, enriching the lively evening.
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Louisville
Hanover
General Assembly
Glee Club
Hanoverians
James K. Patterson
Hanover Men Triumph at ICA L Tennis Meet
Two Hanover college students Millar and Moffet won first honors at the ICA L tennis tournament. They defeated every opponent in singles and doubles then returned home. The student body lauds their achievement and extends sincere appreciation.
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Hanover
Millar and Moffet
Subscription paper drives team support at school
Managers circulate yearly subscription papers to fund athletic teams. The student body usually responds with many signatures, giving managers a sense of success, though the real impact of the contributions remains unclear.
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Moral Obligation to Pay Subscriptions Calls Backers
The piece urges subscribers to fulfill the moral obligation of paying their subscriptions, warning that some do not understand or ignore this duty. Managers will visit back subscribers in coming weeks to address delinquencies, and readers are urged to pay up promptly.
Hidden Brice Museum Lays Behind Dormant Curiosity
A Triangle reporter finds few students visit the Brice Museum on the third floor of Science Hall at the college. Despite a rich collection of mineralogical geological and anthropological specimens many students have never entered the hall or even know of its existence. Similar neglect is reported at William Jewell College where the museum is described as a sealed book with few choosing to explore its treasures and relics.
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Triangle
Hanover
William Jewel College
Ligerty
William Jewel
William Jewell
Jewell Hall
Sphinx
Washington
Some Things to Remember About Hanover College
Hanover College founded in 1827 is co educational and pursues Christian education. It admits commissioned high school graduates to the freshman class without examination and offers liberal culture alongside foundational training in law medicine engineering teaching journalism theology and many departments. The scholarly faculty is trained to teach the college is modernly equipped and student life is described as high plane with tuition free and moderate contingent charges. Catalogues may be secured from the president.
Moores Hill Triumphs Over Hanover In Tight Battle
Moores Hill defeated Hanover 4 to 2 after a tense game. Kehoe led Hanover with a three bagger and scored, while Hyatt pitched well for Moores Hill, allowing only six hits. Crist pitched strongly for Hanover but lacked run support. Attendance reached 700 with a 1 hour 45 minute game.
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Hanover
Kehoe
Hyatt
Moores Hill
Crist
Dawson
Open to Discussion What a college paper should contain
The Butler Collegian argues a college paper must be a radical improvement over high school publications. It should reflect student life at its best, promote the institution, avoid petty incidents, and remain newsy yet sensible and creditworthy to the college world.
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Butler Collegian
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T. W. Blair
L. H. Capehart
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Brice Museum
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Herbert T. Mountjoy
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Cor, Main and
Jefferson St
Imperial Orchestra
L. M. Benson
C. E. Scorr
C. Wil Nopier
Halterbaum
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